Two dates don't count the whole house
In the House of Ramada, the doors hold clues from different times.
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António P. Dinis highlights, in Abadim, the Casa da Ramada, with an armoriated portal, a thorn, a threshing floor and a porch. Refers 1678 in a baker's house and 1828 in the baker's house of another door. From these marks, he proposes an initial structure of six hundred and improvements in the first half of the nineteenth century.
An inscription is a clue, not the birth certificate of all walls. The two dates help to think of a transformed house: housing and work spaces can gather elements from various times. The source does not confirm current conditions of access.
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Basto Land Museum / António P. Dinis — Tower of Abadim, 17/01/2018
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